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Buying a home anywhere near the coast is cost prohibitive for what are considered great salaries almost anywhere else in California. Yet, if all the people unable to purchase a house at the coast moved to another area, the jobs those people do would still need to be filled. Yes, a three bedroom two bath home in the central Valley of California cost under $400,000. What are the solutions to keep people here?
My hands are taking a quick rest from one of my biggest murals to date at Majors Enterprises Inc. in Monroe, Ohio! So grateful to Michael Majors for trusting me with his grain bin and bringing this project to life. And a huge thank you to Josh Curington for putting so much time and effort into this killer video! I hope this mural brings lots of smiles to everyone who sees it! ❤️
I love hearing the difference you make in children’s lives. I was fortunate to work in an elementary school for many years that also was the hub for the area’s deaf and hard of hearing program. Their teachers were incredible and a great help in helping mainstream teachers to learn how to support the children.
Daily walking has been shown to be more effective than SSRIs.
Side effects of SSRIs: anxiety, nervousness, loss of libido, weight gain, nausea, fatigue, sleep disturbances etc.
Side effects of walking: improved metabolic health, better sleep, weight loss, reduced risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease, improved cognitive function etc.
Women need movement and less medication.
A healthy attitude to extreme wealth is for people to accept that it exists. We should celebrate success, not resent it. But it doesn't end there.
Highly successful people must use their wealth to improve the lives of others and build great things.
It's wonderful to see people like Bill dealing with personal tragedy by leveraging their outsized resources to generate outsized impact on pressing problems.
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It was great to finally have someone admit the truth: climate doomerism is about one world government, ending democracy and impoverishing the world.
The idea that we must impoverish humanity to save it is not just absurd, it's a suicide pact. Sovereign nations will never accept it, and people will never vote for it.
I don't believe in suicide for token gestures towards not solving a problem you're claiming to solve.
🚨WOW!!!
A man spent 19 YEARS in a German orphanage watching other kids get picked up by their parents…
…and every single day he prayed on a rosary to meet the father he'd never met.
Today, more than 50 years later, he put that same rosary around his DAD'S NECK.
His name is Joshua Schneeloch.
He was left at a Catholic convent in Germany as a baby and never adopted. Not once. Nineteen years of watching other children go home.
"When you see other kids be picked up by parents, you start realizing: Hey, why is nobody picking me up?"
So he prayed. Every day. Same prayer, over and over:
Please. One day, I want to meet my father.
A year ago his wife, Nicole, handed him an Ancestry DNA kit.
She knew it might break his heart. She gave it to him anyway, because she believed he belonged to somebody.
A genealogist found a couple of cousins. Then a phone call: I think I found your father.
His name is Arthur Colbert. U.S. military, stationed in Europe in the late 60s. He came home to America in 1970 and had NO IDEA he'd left a son behind.
"I did not know that I had left a baby over there in Germany."
Now here's where it gets crazy…
Joshua didn't say who he was. He called Arthur pretending it was an insurance call, just fishing for answers.
And Arthur opened the door himself: I hear an accent. Where are you from?
Germany.
Were you ever in Germany?
Yes.
When?
Were you ever in Kaiserslautern?
Yes.
And Joshua went completely silent. Because he had just heard his father's voice for the first time in his LIFE.
The DNA came back 99.99%.
They met days later.
"Walking towards my dad was probably the longest walk I've ever done in my life."
Both of them cried.
And then Joshua took the rosary... the one he'd prayed on as a little boy in that orphanage, asking God for this exact moment... and he put it around his father's neck.
He carried it for 50 years so he could hand it to him.
It gets better.
Last Saturday in Joshua walked into a room with more than SIXTY relatives waiting for him.
His uncle met him at the door: "You're home, baby! You're home."
Sixty family members. For a man who grew up with none.
Joshua never gave up. He never stopped praying.
And God answered every word of it.
GOD IS SO GOOD!!!!!!!!